(NL) Een avond over natuurinclusief ontwerp n.a.v de First Guide to Nature Inclusive Design

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Symposium (Dutch spoken!) on the potential of Building for Biodiversity. With results of recent pioneering research, brand new design proposals and inspiring speakers from home and abroad. Details on programs, times and more, soon on this website. Date: Thursday, September 9 Location: Arcam, Prins Hendrikkade 600, 1011 VX Amsterdam

How can spatial design of houses, squares, streets and parks make the city inhabitable for humans, plants and animals alike? That question is central to an exhibition that presents the results of groundbreaking research that was conducted in the spring of 2015 by an international team of students and young professionals. On show are inspiring […]

At this fourth public review, the LAB–team of young researchers and designers will present the results of the fourth and final phase of the study. Research in this phase was focused on the extent to which policies and regulations affect building for biodiversity. The Building Code, spatial management regulations, performance requirements of building materials – […]

(NL) Een avond over transformatiegebieden, op zoek naar de juiste verhoudingen tussen wonen en werken en natuur en stad.

(NL) Van groene gevels tot rivierkreeften in de gracht, de natuur verovert de stad. Arcam neemt je mee door Urban Jungle Amsterdam!

BLOG – End of June Arcam received the news that Amsterdam East is serious about its intention to make the future transformation of the Cruquius area nature-inclusive. This intention was expressed during the exploratory meeting on 22 May (Roundtable Cruquius Area) by district mayor Ivar Manuel. The city district let no grass grow and has […]

As a first orientation to the program Ecoexistence / Building for Biodiversity, on May 22, 2014 the Roundtable Biodiversity Cruquius Area took place. The purpose of this meeting was to investigate whether there is support for ‘nature-inclusive’ building and maintenance in the Cruquius area. The outcome was very positive. At the administrative and official levels, […]

Turning the city into a place for people, animals and plants alike – that’s what the project Ecoexistence / Building for Biodiversity is all about. Much more than generally is the case, the city can be made into an environment for all kinds of living nature. Animals and plants are attracted by a city’s wide […]